Predictive Gamma Strategy: June 2026 performance
The Predictive Gamma Strategy returned –1.70% in June, outperforming its benchmark — the daily short 0DTE straddle — by +1.18% as the ML classifier successfully identified and avoided the high- →
The Predictive Gamma Strategy returned –1.70% in June, outperforming its benchmark — the daily short 0DTE straddle — by +1.18% as the ML classifier successfully identified and avoided the high- →
The Systematic Surface Capture strategy held up strongly in June, returning –0.28% against a –1.28% benchmark decline and delivering +1.00% of outperformance as premium collected across both →
The Diagonal Volatility Carry strategy posted a –0.85% return in June, outperforming the S&P 500 by +0.43% as the book's dynamic risk engine scaled →
The dominant cross-asset driver of June 2026 was the hawkish pivot delivered at the June 17 FOMC meeting — Kevin Warsh's first as Fed Chair — where a unanimous →
The Defensive Premium Harvest strategy navigated a challenging June with discipline, returning -1.21% against a weaker S&P 500 and delivering +0.83% of outperformance as systematic put →
Your clients increasingly expect systematic, innovative strategies. Adding an options overlay gives you something unique. This guide tells you exactly how to evaluate, integrate, and govern one without the headaches. →
Every options strategy has to answer this question: where, precisely, does the return originate? This guide sets out the Variance Risk Premium and the discipline that determines how it's harvested across all market environments. →
A language model can walk you through the Greeks and summarise decades of research with real accuracy. This guide sets out exactly where AI helps, where it structurally fails, and what a properly built strategy requires that no model can provide. →
The options overlay is a systematic strategy institutional desks have used for decades to earn an extra layer of return on the assets they already hold. This guide explains exactly how it works — in plain language, no prior options knowledge assumed. →